[Practical Git] Switching between current branch and last checkout branch

When working on a project, it was much easier to work on features and bugs in isolation of the rest of the project. We can do the with GIT branches; A branch is a copy of the working directory, staging area, and project history; We create a branch, then check the it out and then add commits. After we feature have been built, we can then merge it back into the main stable branch-which are by master default. In this lesson we go-through how-to-create a branch git branch {branch-name} with, viewing-branches git branch with, switching branches with plus a few helper commands.

To switch between current branch and last checkout branch:

Git checkout-

[Practical Git] Switching between current branch and last checkout branch